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I've written, directed, and produced hundreds of  videos since I started professional video production in 2008. The majority of my video projects were produced for South County Fire,  City of Mill Creek, Puget Sound Energy, and the local Make-A-Wish chapter. 

South County Fire: Coordinated Overdose Response by EMS
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South County Fire: Coordinated Overdose Response by EMS

A South County Fire program working to break the cycle of addiction is also saving taxpayer dollars.   Coordinated Overdose Response by EMS, known as CORE, allows paramedics to administer the prescription drug buprenorphine to overdose patients - lessening opioid withdrawal symptoms. That means fewer ambulance transports, emergency visits and 911 calls. It also means reducing risk of deaths from opioid overdoses in Snohomish County.   Watch the video to see proof that it’s working.
South County Fire Presents: A Spiderman Surprise for 4-Year-Old Jetson
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South County Fire Presents: A Spiderman Surprise for 4-Year-Old Jetson

Jetson enjoys a good surprise. His first came in October 2020, when he decided to enter the world at just 28 weeks gestation. His parents, Catherine and Simon, called 911. “We arrived and it was a pretty hectic scene,” remembered South County Firefighter Tyler Ackley. Firefighters safely delivered Jetson and rushed him and Catherine separately to the hospital. Then came surprise number two: the family ended up together in the same elevator. “There wasn’t a dry eye in the elevator,” Ackley recalled. Every year around Jetson’s birthday in September, he and his family visit firefighters from Martha Lake Fire Station to express their gratitude. This year, for Jetson’s 4th birthday, firefighters created a surprise of their own. More than 20 firefighters greeted Jetson and his family. Then, Jetson’s favorite superhero suddenly appeared. Spiderman (Firefighter Jason Shield) descended from the top of Ladder 10 in a stunt pulled off by South County Fire’s Technical Rescue Team. Jetson was speechless while his family felt grateful for this moment and so many others. “Without them, without the department, we wouldn’t have this guy here for four years,” Simon said. “Seeing that we actually do get to make a difference in people’s lives, it makes it all worthwhile,” said Medical Services Officer Dani DeVos, the lead paramedic for Jetson’s delivery. “It’s the whole point of why we do this job.”
Holiday Cooking Safety
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Holiday Cooking Safety

Cooking is the leading cause of reported home fires and fire-related injuries, and the second leading cause of home fire fatalities. Christmas is one of the peak days for home cooking fires. Remember to never leave cooking food unattended. Thanks to Dave White for being our voice talent.
Smoke Alarm Safety Drama
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Smoke Alarm Safety Drama

Smoke alarms save lives by providing an early warning in the event of a fire. Ensure your smoke alarms are in good working order to protect yourself and your loved ones.
South County Fire: Pump Academy
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South County Fire: Pump Academy

Being an engine operator involves much more than simply driving the fire engine. They are responsible for securing a water supply, managing pump operations, maintaining proper water pressure, and ensuring effective hose deployment— all of which are essential for putting out a fire quickly. We currently have 15 firefighters participating in a two-week pump academy, part of the engine operator training program. After completing this initial training, they will continue to work with their station crews to complete the tasks and evaluations required for certification. Thank you for your commitment to serving our communities!
Multi-Company Operations (MCO) Drill
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Multi-Company Operations (MCO) Drill

South County firefighter recruits are about to finish up their 13-week academy at the North County Regional Training Facility in Stanwood—one step closer to joining the ranks. Recruits Arleigh Bjorling and Aiden Hammersmark gave us a look inside the Multi-Company Operations (MCO) drill. It’s a full-on simulation where everything they have learned comes together—like venting roofs, running hose lines, and searching for victims. These drills bring multiple crews together to build trust, sharpen communication and prepare for the high-stakes decisions they'll face during real emergencies. By late June, they’ll be ready to roll out on their first shifts at one of your 15 local fire stations.
State of the City 2022 | City of Mill Creek
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State of the City 2022 | City of Mill Creek

Watch and listen as Executive Director of Leadership Snohomish County Kathy Coffey Solberg has a conversation with City of Mill Creek Mayor Brian Holtzclaw and Mayor Pro Tem Stephanie Vignal. 00:00 Introduction from Kathy Coffey Solberg 00:37 What are you excited about for 2022? 02:18 Hiring a City Manager 03:27 City Manager roles and responsibilities 04:10 Moving forward and the future 05:25 Mill Creek Boulevard Sub-Area Plan 06:48 How to stay informed as a resident 08:55 Closing comments Produced by City of Mill Creek Marketing & Communications department. Many thanks to Kathy Coffey Solberg for her donation of time to create this video. Resources referenced: City website www.cityofmillcreek.com Attend a virtual City Council meeting: https://millcreek.civicweb.net/Portal Meet your City Councilmembers: https://www.cityofmillcreek.com/council City Properties (DRCC): https://www.cityofmillcreek.com/city_government/public_works_and_development_services/planning_and_development/city_properties___d_r_c_c_ Mill Creek Boulevard Sub-Area Plan: https://www.cityofmillcreek.com/city_government/public_works_and_development_services/planning_and_development/mill_creek_boulevard_sub-area_plan
City of Mill Creek 2022 Veterans Day Ceremony & Parade
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City of Mill Creek 2022 Veterans Day Ceremony & Parade

The City's annual Veterans Day Ceremony and Parade returned on Friday, November 11, and included several special events to "Honor All Who Serve" in the United States Military. The Commemorative Ceremony at Veterans Monument at Library Park included remarks from Chaplain Nick Lewis, Mayor Pro Tem Stephanie Vignal, Congresswoman Suzan DelBene, Senator John Lovick, and Representatives April Berg and Brandy Donaghy. A presentation following that included raising of the colors by Mill Creek Police Department Officers with Bugler George Moffat. Retired WWII Veteran Lieutenant Commander Russ Hupe of the United States Navy was honored as Grand Marshal for this year's parade. Mr. Hupe (age 101) is a Cogir of Mill Creek resident. As a Naval Aviator, he has had many adventures, but one wish remained, said Jackie Reindal, Activity Director at Cogir of Mill Creek. "Russ has always dreamt of riding in a sidecar." Snohomish County Executive Dave Somers helped Mr. Hupe's dream come true as he rode with Exec. Somers in his blue & cream '98 Ural Deco 750 sidecar as Grand Marshal of Mill Creek's 2022 Veterans' Day Parade. 00:00 Commemorative Ceremony at Library Park 00:08 Grand Marshal Russ Hupe 00:13 Congresswoman Suzan DelBene 00:34 Veterans Day Parade at Mill Creek Town Center 00:45 Grand Marshal Russ Hupe in motorcycle sidecar 00:50 South County Fire 01:55 Glacier Peak Marching Band 02:14 Youth Advisory Board
Volunteer Work
Eliana: I wish to see penguins in the wild
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Eliana: I wish to see penguins in the wild

Wish kids like Eliana have big dreams, and we need your help to make them come true! When Eliana, who battled Ewing's sarcoma, wished to see penguins in the wild, our community came together to make her wish possible. We couldn't have done it without them. See why companies like Zillow participate in the Adopt-A-Wish program. Then visit akwa.wish.org/adopt-a-wish to find out how your company can create joy for a local child with a critical illness. Video and editing services donated by Scott Harder. Make-A-Wish Alaska and Washington http://akwa.wish.org/ YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/MakeAWishAKWA Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/makeawishakwa Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/MakeAWishAKWA Together, we create life-changing wishes for children with critical illnesses.
Lucy's wish to be a singer
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Lucy's wish to be a singer

You are helping make wishes come true for kids like Lucy, who is waiting for her wish to come true. Six-year-old Lucy loves to sing. Her favorite songs are the ones she writes about friendship. Now, Lucy is preparing to share one of her songs with the world as her wish. She’s working with children's music artist Chris Ballew, AKA Caspar Babypants—who is also widely known as the singer of The Presidents of the United States of America—to bring her lyrics to life, and it’s all because of you. You are giving her a break from the daily stresses of living with spinal muscular atrophy. You are giving Lucy and her family something to look forward to. And, you can follow along as Lucy’s wish to record her music with a professional artist comes true. Join us on this journey into the Lucy’s wish as we take you every step along the way. http://akwa.wish.org/lucy Special thanks to Scott Harder, Puget Sound Energy, for the video and photos from Lucy's wish.
Marc's wish to record and share his music!
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Marc's wish to record and share his music!

Marc, 17, is battling Cystic Fibrosis and wished to have his original piano compositions recorded and available for free. Watch the day of his wish presentation and his celebratory performance! To hear more of Marc’s music, visit http://marcestabrook.bandcamp.com/releases Since Marc's wish was granted, Starbucks® has added two of Marc’s songs – “Hummingbird” and “Set Free” – to Starbucks in-house music mix during the month of December. Product Manager for Starbucks® In-Store Entertainment, David Legry, says next year they'll "go global" and will be included in the music selections played in Starbucks® stores in Europe, Latin America and Japan. Read more: http://news.starbucks.com/news/make-a-wish-and-starbucks-surprise-a-teen-musician Video courtesy Mill Creek Multimedia.
Vertical World North: Climbing Gym Tour in north Seattle
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Vertical World North: Climbing Gym Tour in north Seattle

Vertical World North is the latest and greatest addition to the Vertical World family, located in Lynnwood, WA. Vertical World – America’s First Climbing Gym® provides a unique training facility and specialized programs for youth and adults within our communities. They opened the very first rock climbing gym in America in 1987 on Elliott Ave in Seattle. The gym was no more than rocks glued to painted plywood panels. Today, with more advanced facilities, Vertical World accommodates a variety of offerings beyond just programs to learn how to rock climb, but performance and educational programs in fitness, yoga, and custom group events including birthday parties, school or church groups, corporate events, private parties, and youth camps. Vertical World currently has two other gyms in Washington: Seattle and Redmond.
Waves for Water Cyclocross Collaboration UCI Race: Day One
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Waves for Water Cyclocross Collaboration UCI Race: Day One

Jamey Driscoll (Raleigh-Clement) and Rachel Lloyd (California Giant-Specialized) both took 1st place at day one (also called the Liberia Project) of the Waves for Water Cyclocross Collaboration in Tacoma, Washington. Waves For Water is a nonprofit organization that works to provide clean water to communities in need around the world. To date, Waves For Water claims to have helped provide access to clean water to over 7.5 million people. The event was hosted at the Marymount Events Center (LeMay Family Collection) after the cancellation of the Deschutes Brewery Cup, a UCI-backed Pro CX event that was to be held December 6-7 in Bend, Oregon. In the men’s race Logan Owen (Cal/Giant) started out fast only to be joined by Driscoll and Berden. During the last lap, Driscoll & Berden dropped the hammer and crossed the line with a short gap over Owen who placed third on the podium. Video presented in part by Woodinville Bicycle.
Housing Hope: Everett Low Income and Energy Efficient Housing (Net +5%)
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Housing Hope: Everett Low Income and Energy Efficient Housing (Net +5%)

Volunteer drone video work for this amazing organization in Snohomish County. HopeWorks Station Phase II is taking transformation to the next level. Situated on what was once an underutilized industrial area, this development will anchor a bustling hub of opportunity for members of our community looking to get stabilized and on a career pathway. 65 affordable apartments empowering disadvantaged veterans, families, and youth through sustainable pathways towards self-sufficiency A community hub welcoming the neighborhood to our expanded cafe, event & meeting spaces, and community training classrooms Food-focused social enterprises offering culinary training programs, career counseling, and confidence building for residents and neighbors seeking lasting employment pathways Combining environmental and social impact, HopeWorks Station II will be a transformative residential and social hub that gives more than it takes; from energy conservation to equity, health and happiness Just two blocks from the Everett Transit Station, HopeWorks Station II is easily accessed by bike, bus, train or car, fostering rich connections between the growing community of residents, commuters, visitors and future transit-oriented development in the Metro Everett area

The Jackson High School Fall Concert was a challenging project because it involved five cameras throughout the theater. The final video was used as a fundraising video for Jackson High School Band. This particular video was the trailer used to help promote the program.

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